Kevin Okemwa is a seasoned tech journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with lots of experience covering the latest trends and developments in the industry at Windows Central. With a passion for innovation and a keen eye for detail, he has written for leading publications such as OnMSFT, MakeUseOf, and Windows Report, providing insightful analysis and breaking news on everything revolving around the Microsoft ecosystem. While AFK and not busy following the ever-emerging trends in tech, you can find him exploring the world or listening to music.
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Teams Teams users worldwide are unhappy with a new “Unlock Premium” banner, accusing Microsoft of using misplaced upselling tactics and other poor design choices.

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WINDOWS Windows K2 may be the bold move Microsoft needs to redefine Windows 11, swaying users away from the negative sentiments around the OS.

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Windows 11 Frustrated Windows 11 users are scrambling for debloater tools to improve their experience, as Microsoft continues to ignore their plight.

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AI The ChatGPT maker indicated that its new partnership with Amazon will help enhance its enterprise market share while highlighting key constraints in its Microsoft tie-up.

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Windows 11 Microsoft recently indicated that its Microsoft Defender antivirus is enough for Windows 11 users, dismissing the need to install additional software for that extra layer of protection.

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Microsoft The Redmond giant argues that using Windows Server as an input for Azure while simultaneously licensing it to rivals could be good for healthy competition.

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AI OpenAI’s Codex gets a memory upgrade, improving developer workflows by boosting effectiveness and efficiency.

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Windows 11 A proposed US law could force operating systems to verify your age and share it with apps, sparking a heated debate over privacy and safety.

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WINDOWS 11 TotalRecall can extract sensitive data from Windows Recall even without Windows Hello authentication.

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APPS Microsoft launched a new promo to get more users to adopt its Edge browser, but barely anyone noticed for a month.

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Windows 11 Zorin OS 18.1 surpasses 3.3M downloads, offering smart native alternatives to Windows apps and posing a real threat to Microsoft’s market share.

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APPS Google hid YouTube background play behind a paywall, but Microsoft Edge Canary just brought it back for free.

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WINDOWS Microsoft has rolled out a fast‑track process to reinstate suspended Windows Hardware Developer accounts, easing recovery for critical driver publishers.

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Windows 11 PeekDesktop in Windows 11 gives users a reason to think twice about switching over to Apple's ecosystem.

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Apps YouTube viewers can now work together to prevent ads from playing during livestreams without paying for Premium.

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Windows Microsoft veteran Dave Plummer shares why the original Task Manager was lean, fast, and designed to stay calm when Windows crashed.

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AI Microsoft unveils MAI-Image-2-Efficient, a faster and cheaper AI image model designed to deliver photorealistic results at scale.

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Windows 11 Windows 11 users are turning to third-party tools as Microsoft resists giving them more customization options.

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Windows 11 Hackers disguise malware as a Windows 11 update, tricking users into downloading password‑stealing software.

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Windows 11 The tech giant swapped the offline experience with an alternative for better security and reliability.

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Windows France’s government is ditching Windows for Linux in a push for digital sovereignty.

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Windows Millions of Windows users were left exposed to malicious attacks after Microsoft suspended VPN and encryption developer accounts, blocking critical security updates.

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Windows 11 Microsoft's official documentation shows Windows 11 doesn't have any known issues, though users may still encounter glitches after updates.
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